The Bottom Line
The Bottom Line
We share a mutual goal with our partners: moving the industry forward. That starts with supporting our partners and helping them raise their bottom line. Sharing perspectives and insights, together, we can move the industry forward.
A family focused on the future
Tracy and Jeff Rohrer built their first pig barn in 1984, and now, over 40 years later, they are still growing Rohrer Family Farms with their daughter, Olyvia, husband, Bradley,…
The First 90 Days…
Sometimes, change doesn’t feel that different It’s been about 90 days since the Acuity acquisition announcement. Since then, the Fast and Acuity teams have been tirelessly working to maintain customer…
An announcement: Fast Genetics acquires Acuity
From the desk of Clint Schwab, Ph.D., President of Acuity As of February 1st, Acuity has been acquired by Fast Genetics, a part of the Sexing Technologies family of businesses.…
What does 286 Empire State Buildings mean for you?
Next to our people and our pigs, data is our greatest asset. The concept of data collection is not new, but the specifics — the metrics, the collection practices, the…
What does value mean to you?
I get asked a lot what value means. We say we are delivering value, we intend to deliver value, customer value matters most, and on and on. But, what does…
The value of our people
An Interview with Jon Hoek, President of Summit SmartFarms Two common industry issues: labor and information overload. To alleviate any issue, you need an actionable plan. We’ve partnered with Summit…
Genetic decisions with all the information
You don’t know what you didn’t ask. Outcomes are always measured within farms. However, there isn’t typically a large depth and breadth to that measurement to identify the real influencers of those outcomes. Noting this industry gap, Acuity sought out partnerships with commercial producers to establish and develop unique technology centers.
Open-source data drives every 21st century business, why not the pork industry?
DNA is the rawest — but highest potential — investment to differentiate the pork we produce. Working with partners opens opportunities for shared learnings to move the pace of business forward, faster.
Genetic progress with certainty
The use of genomics is a key factor in Acuity’s genetic development programs. Learn more about how Acuity’s implementation of genomics leads to an increase in accuracy for targeted traits.
Linking Fertility and Performance
With Acuity’s approach to genetic verification through their Commercial Test Herd, there is an opportunity to gather that individual boar fertility data — outside of the baseline motility and morphology parameters. Learn more about how Acuity evaluates fertility when selecting the best sires for a production environment.